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... Poet . ( Dutton : New York , 1922. ) Reveals Shelley as a developing personality , living be- tween the worlds of reality and imagination ; without apologizing , it claims tolerance for the poet's human weaknesses . Dowden , Edward ...
... Poet . ( Dutton : New York , 1922. ) Reveals Shelley as a developing personality , living be- tween the worlds of reality and imagination ; without apologizing , it claims tolerance for the poet's human weaknesses . Dowden , Edward ...
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... poet full justice , it does not gloss over or conceal his faults . Trelawney , E. J. Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron , ed . by Edward Dowden . ( Oxford University Press : 1906. ) Originally pub- lished in 1858 ...
... poet full justice , it does not gloss over or conceal his faults . Trelawney , E. J. Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron , ed . by Edward Dowden . ( Oxford University Press : 1906. ) Originally pub- lished in 1858 ...
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... Poet's Son and Poet . ( Oxford University Press : 1931. ) In the enforced absence of a definitive biography , this is " no more than a documented narrative " of the poet's life , which intersected at many points the careers of more ...
... Poet's Son and Poet . ( Oxford University Press : 1931. ) In the enforced absence of a definitive biography , this is " no more than a documented narrative " of the poet's life , which intersected at many points the careers of more ...
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